The thread shows different assumptions about a project because deploying
a project needs to be clearly defined. The output of your maven build could
be i.e. axis2.war, and that new version of axis2.war could be deployed to
severla application servers i.e. apache tomcats application directory, where
apache tomcat finds it and deploys it further inclusing activation of
axis2-1.62.
OR
it could mean, when the axis2-1.6.2 sources haven been built and tested
successfully on maven, then I would like to deploy the axis2-1.6.2 sources
to several servers and initiate a maven build process there.
OK - why should you do so? But just as an example, because I do not know
what you mean when you refere to a project or to deploy a project.
What is your project ? What is expected at the remote servers?
Josef
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